Sentence examples for more conducive from inspiring English sources

"It's more conducive to learning," she said.

"But index funds are more conducive to dollar-cost averaging".

So which electoral system is more conducive to this goal?

AND I wonder if failed space isn't more conducive to creativity.

His front-running style may be more conducive to one-turn races.

Home cooking, though, is much more conducive to sitting down, talking.

However, the Wellington surface is more conducive to good cricket than the one in Dunedin.

"Historically, these were informal and more conducive to humor and good-natured banter," he said.

Omega-3's are more flexible than omega-6's, and more conducive to osmosis.

"This market has emerged," he said, "as more conducive to major U.S. studios".

Later, he added, "Open hearings are more conducive to the ascertainment of truth".